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Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! We continue MPM Black History Month with a couple flicks that starred possibly the best and most popular black action star of all time, Wesley Snipes! For this week, Phil picks White Men Can’t Jump and Passenger 57. In this episode, you’ll hear us talk about our favorite “Yo momma” jokes, we bring up how common it was to highjack planes, and we once again talk about what a garbage human Tom Sizemore is. Enjoy!

Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! We’re continuing our MPM Black History Month with a couple classic Rudy Ray Moore Blaxsploitation movies. This week, we roast through The Human Tornado and Disco Godfather. You’ll hear us talk about our favorite drug freakouts in movies, we wonder if there is ever too much disco, and I still think egg-drop soup is too eggy. Enjoy!

Unitedcypher Presents returns once again with a new project. We’re going to be looking into MTV’s top 100 music videos list from 1999. This week DeHart and Travis continue with Everything Is Everything from Lauren Hill and Twilight Zone from Golden Earing. Check out the videos below, listen to the show, and let us know what you think.

Hey everyone! Welcome to another episode of Motion Picture Meltdown! After a great response last year, we’ve decided to do another MPM Black History Month, where we only highlight films that are directed, acted, or written by African-Americans. In this episode, we roast through one of the staple horror anthologies from the 90’s, Tales From The Hood, as well as the recent 2018 sequel, Tales From The Hood 2. Both of these movies were directed by Rusty Cundieff (The Chappelle Show) and executive produced by Spike Lee. You’ll hear us talk about our personal hell, we talk about how relevant the stories from the 90’s are twenty-five years later, and we argue whether big villains are scarier than small villains. Enjoy!

Unitedcypher Presents returns once again with a new project. We’re going to be looking into MTV’s top 100 music videos list from 1999. This week DeHart and Travis continue with The Beautiful People from Marilyn Manson and Our House from Madness . Check out the videos below, listen to the show, and let us know what you think.